Categories: aggregated

Why Police Should Be Held Liable for Destroying Legally Grown Cannabis

After being arrested, over the next five years she has been battling criminal charges that were consequently dropped. The money was returned to her as well – however, she had to file a civil suit against the Sheriff’s department in order to have her cannabis returned. For five years, the cannabis sat in an evidence locker and over time, after bugs, mold and natural degradation took place – the entire seizure was rendered “worthless”. The 25 pounds was delivered to Chelsea eventually, but at that point there was no more monetary value to the crop.

Jason

Share
Published by
Jason

Recent Posts

Cannabis in Germany: Club Licenses Stall While Medical Access Shrinks

Germany has received nearly 900 applications for cannabis cultivation associations, but only just over half…

8 hours ago

So Will the Hemp Ban Be Delayed or Not? Tensions Rise Between the GOP and the White House

A Senate stopgap funding bill would delay the federal prohibition on most hemp-derived THC products…

8 hours ago

Rick Ross Doesn’t Want Dispensary Weed

He smokes in boardrooms, but he’s still on that underground frequency. This content originally appeared…

8 hours ago

No, Fox News, Cannabis Was Never ‘Legalized’ — It Was Patchworked, Taxed to Death, and Blamed for Prohibition’s Own Failures

Fox News opinion ran a piece recently from Scott Chipman, vice president of Americans Against…

8 hours ago

One Plant, Seven Perspectives: The Art From Our 50th Anniversary Print Issue

For our 50th anniversary, we handed the plant to the artists making its most striking…

1 day ago

Legal Weed Makes Businesses More Profitable? The Unintended Consequence Nobody Was Modeling for with Legalization

Corporate valuation increased in 21 of the 38 states studied following medical marijuana legalization. Gross…

1 day ago